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No I won't subscribe, and nothing you can say or do can make me.

15 hours ago, Psychotic Ninja said:

Nope

 

You think the forums is on life support?

No, I don't think any life support machine has the network connectivity required to host this forum.

Should I edit this question?

Meh...

3 hours ago, Woah_G! said:

Do you think Ross predicted this?

 

I do not think so. Though I do think he was prepared for it anyways.

Anyone here have a question?

On 5/23/2020 at 9:49 AM, Hunchback4P said:

Considering the legal issues HBS and Piranha games had with Harmony Gold it's not surprising to me they didn't touched those IPs, don't know much about these titles tbh but from the images that I've seen, Earthsige alone would be easily sued by them if they ever tried to bring those mechs back. 

I don't see how Earthsiege could be sued over anything, as they had entirely unique HERC designs so that they couldn't be sued back when the original Mechwarrior game was their only competition...

7 hours ago, Hunchback4P said:

 Armored Core and Battletech being the only ones I can think of in recent years

It's sad that most of the good IPs ended up in the hands of companies that make such poor decisions with them. Kinda like the Earthsiege/Cyberstorm/Tribes IP being exclusive to Hi-Rez Studios, but they've never touched on the Earthsiege or Cyberstorm side of it. (and kinda messed up the Tribes side too)

Why are all of you still commenting? I'm obviously going to win.

38 minutes ago, kerdios said:

>Never used heroin
>Doesn't see the appeal

seems legit to me

Yeah, GTA is just as addicting, and can ruin your life just as much. "I'll sell you my left kidney for 10 more minutes..."

It's good for about 2-3 hours... Then it's the same thing over and over again.

Stellaris.

The last few Stellaris DLCs, Halo Master Chief Collection, Alien Isolation and all its DLCs, Dead Effect 1 & 2, LEGO Star Wars Complete Collection, Star Wars Jedi Knight Collection, X-Com Complete Pack.

1 hour ago, Im_CIA said:

And then every subsequent main series GTA game set the bar higher and higher

And now Rockstar is milking 5 for all it's worth, because they think multiplayer is the only way forward. (it isn't)

Well, I just got a few upgrades for my system... 1TB HP EX950 NVMe drive. (12th fastest drive available at or above 1TB in size) https://www.newegg.com/hp-ex950-1tb/p/N82E16820326041

And, Logitech Powerplay mousepad. https://www.newegg.com/logitech-943-000109/p/N82E16826980031

I know this is a bit new of a game for the Game Dungeon, but it might be an interesting one to have a sort of genre review of this game's genre instead of just a specific game. (since the game itself really isn't large enough to be able to fill a GD episode)

Vecter https://store.steampowered.com/app/1175140/Vecter/

21 hours ago, Psychotic Ninja said:

 

Yeah, but that's just a PS5 demo... It's 1/10th the performance of what you get on PC, and you can't mod it.

Obviously not if there are questions like this one.

7 hours ago, kerdios said:

 

Yup. Stellaris is pretty cool. It's unfortunate that the Lithoids pack is so expensive, and still a bit buggy.

First, have a REALLY sensitive inner ear, as in "these avionics are off by 0.01°, I can feel it" level of sensitivity.

6 hours ago, Plegyvap said:

Well, the important thing is to not lose access to it. It does not matter than nobody can't see the game's code for the next two centuries. What matters is that copy of the code is in hands of some institution which has obligation to keep it around.

And if it can't be used or seen by anyone for 200 years, there's no point. That is what the lobbyists will argue, and what everyone will agree with. It's either throw away code, or get past the lobbyists that are pushing for more and more rights for the legal monopoly crowd.

I found the perfect first contact transmission... We should send this to the universe instead of the stuff we've been sending.

What about his "a dad joke"?

19 hours ago, Delicieuxz said:

That's neat that they went into the effort of looking for alternatives to Adobe's subscription service. However, at the end of it all, they still stuck with Adobe's subscription because there wasn't something comparably efficient to Adobe's interconnected app ecosystem.

 

Hopefully , other editing software developers will take note from that critique and aim to challenge Adobe in that area, as well.

That's my hope as well.

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